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August 31, 2009

Little Delights

Sometimes it's the little things that delight:

A visit to the local farmer's market for tomatoes, corn & squash. (Can you believe it? Only my 2nd time this year!)

A reprieve from the warm weather: cool & crisp. (I hope it stays!)

Free apples (which I'll cut up and freeze for future applesauce)

An unexpected lunch with friends. (Delicious mashed potatoes, Patsy!)

Katy's grandmother's homemade beeswax salve. (Since Katy & family live in Australia, they weren't able to return home with the salve (import laws), so I had the good fortune of being its recipient. We also were left some little acorns and a deer jaw bone complete with rattling teeth. My boys love it - the jaw bone, that is.)

Anyone know any good sites or books for homemade salve recipes? Or supplies?

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